DD11 PERIPHERAL MOUNTING PANEL, DD11 GENERAL The DD11 Peripheral Mounting Panel is a pre-wired System Unit de- signed for mounting up to 4 Small Peripheral Controller (SPC) inter- faces. It is pre-wired for logic and UNIBUS signals, and for power, The physical construction of the DD11 is similar to the BB11 Blank Mount- ing Panel. Use of the DD11 requires specialized logic modules for the actual in- terface, since the pin assignments are fixed for the various control and data signals, Customers may design interfaces to go into a DD11 by using modules which have the same pin assignments for the signals. There are two versions of the DD11, differing in only one functional aspect. The DD11-B is pre-wired for 2 DF11 interfaces, while the DD11-A is not. DIFFERENCES DD11-4 DD11-B 1. Pre-wired area. 4 SPC slots. 4 SPC slots + 2DF11 slots 2. Use with BALL-ES Must be used. Cannot be used. Mounting Box. (for power connection reasons) 3. Power Connections. Module for power Tabs are used plugs into slot A3. on the wire- wrap pin side. 4. Pin numbers Interconnected Assigned to CAl to CV1. between slots UNIBUS signals. 1&2, also 3&4. DD1L-A The following figure illustrates module allocation within a DD11-A unit. Slot A2 must be empty because.of power cable overhang; slots B2 and B3 are unused. The DD11-A is wired to permit the installation of four M7821 modules in column F, four M105 modules in column E, and four double-height device interface ‘modules in columns C and D or 4 quad module Small Peripheral Controllers (SPC’s), which contain the equiv- alent of the M105 and M7821 plus the device interface logic. The uni- directional grant lines are wired to column D, and each device interface module must include jumper arrangements to allow selection of the device priority level at the time of installation. Only BR<7:4> levels are wired to this column; devices mounted in a DD11-A unit cannot be assigned to the NPR priority level ‘without rewiring the panel, An ad- ditional constraint imposed on the interface is that each device may be ‘on only one request level, since both interrupts available through one M7821 module are wired in series and must be at the same priority level. 4-68DD11 If the device requires interface logic that occupies more than one full row of space in the DD11-A, columns C and D of the second row can be used by using wiring provided between rows 1 and 2 and rows 3 and 4, If this is done, it is no longer necessary to add another M105 and M7821 module to slots E and F of the second row. UNIBUS—The UNIBUS enters through slots A1-B1 of the DD11-A. This connection can be made with either an M920 UNIBUS connector or a BC11A UNIBUS cable. All bus signals (except grants) are wired directly to corresponding pins in slots A4-B4. Connection can be made with either an M920 connector or BC11A cable to continue the UNIBUS to the next unit. If the DD11-A is the last unit on the bus, an M930 Bus Terminator must be placed in slots A4-B4. Power—The G772 Power Connector plugs into slot A3. This connector distributes +5V power to all A2 pins and -15V power to all B2 pins except in slots Al, B1, A4, B4, A2, and A3. Ground is maintained through the frame and power connector on pins C2 and T1 of all slots. DEVICE Lose ‘sep no oevice ntenrace tOeie Bas DD11-A Module Layout Note that a G727 Grant Continuity module must always be installed in column D if there is no interface logic in that row. The following figure shows the wiring assignments that must be adhered to when using the DDIL-A. ‘ Extended Usage—Additional wiring provides 10 signal lines between slots C1-D1 and C2-D2 as well as between slots C3-D3 and C4-D4. This permits use of multiple board device controls. Thus, if device logic can be divided into two sections with 10 or less interconnections between sections, then one section can be mounted in slots C1-D1 and the other section in slots C2-D2. 4-69DD11 NOTE Interconnections can be made only between rows 1 and 2 or between rows 3 and 4. No con- nections can be made between 1 and 3, for example. Other sections of divided logic can also be placed into slots E and F with the interconnections provided by the normal M105 and M7821 module: to-device control signals. CAUTION When designing special logic, it is necessary to prevent interference with bus signals prewired to the pins of a particular slot. caa,0a2 +svous Geaioaa “isvours EG2CTI,0C2, 071 GROUND =m eve Bus Dos L on oe 80s oe t Bus 002 & Bus oor L $ £00 L ce os paves, RiEonnecrions iberwee ors SEAN a on seuect om select 24 Seuect aa SEE SH) prom ios SSN Her cir 0s Reauesr t us 867 BUS Be To mre2t sowh soon bus ees mn} bus eos nw ——— Bus ect INH —— 07 our Ge Out RORY AMPS ‘TREGUIRED ON moOULE f08 CONNECTED UNLSED GRAN SHewnlsosteo thes FON LEVEE OTe UNESEO Gas Device Control as Wired in the DD11-A 4-70